WW1 US ARMY 2ND DIV. 9th INF. REGT+ 12TH FLD. ARTY. SOLDIERS PHOTO POSTCARD RPPC

WW1 US ARMY 2ND DIV 9th INF. WW1 US ARMY 2ND DIVISION 9th INFANTRY REGIMENT AND 12TH FIELD ARTILLERY SOLDIERS. WW1 US ARMY 2ND DIVISION 9th INFANTRY REGIMENT AND 12TH FIELD ARTILLERY SOLDIERS JUST.

FROM THE TRENCHES OF FRANCE POSE. In KOBLENZ GERMANY ON THE RHINE RIVER ON MARCH 20,1919. SOLDIER STANDING IN THE CENTER WEARS THE 2ND "INDIAN DIVISION" 9TH INFANTRY REGIMENT SHOULDER PATCH AND THE SOLDIER ON THE RIGHT WEARS.

THE 2ND "INDIAN DIVISION" 12TH FIELD ARTILLERY REGIMENT SHOULDER PATCH. AND A CROSSED CANNONS ARTILLERY COLLAR DISK.

PERIOD HAND ID'd ON THE REVERSE. CONDITION IS POSTALLY UNUSED AND EXTREMELY FINE THROUGHOUT. VERY SHARP FOCUS WITH VERY GOOD CONTRAST.

9th Infantry was part of the 2nd Division, which was made up of one Army and one Marine brigade. The Manchus were deployed to France in early October 1917. 12th Field Artillery was constituted on 3 June 1916 as an element of the 2nd Division. The 12th Regiment arrived in France and fought bravely in four offenses in World War I. Following the armistice, the 12th joined the U.

Army of Occupation, stationed in the Colenz area of Germany. THIS IS NOT A REPRODUCTION OR A COPY.

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